Stubbornhillfarm
Ridin' The Range
To OP....we are first time "Pig People" and loving it with 4 Yorkshire piglets. 3 are roughly 70 pounds, the other one, a bit smaller.
he was castrated when I got him. No chance for breeding this littls guy. He's pretty much hand fed treats, love him to death, loves his apples, bananas and a slice of bread. He's grown 5" in height in the last 2 months I've had him.Cornish Heritage said:OH that's bad! I hope you have castrated him anyways.Mine is an American Guinea Hog, I intended for meat, but like him too much now, named him Chopper
so I'd REMEMBER he was aimed for the freezer, but I forgot the first day!!
Get some more & then you will be able to eat some OR spoil him really bad & then he will become so obnoxious & a total pain in the butt that you will be glad to shoot him in the head & eat him!
In all seriousness some pigs can be very dangerous. Their teeth are sharp & if you allow them to push you around you will regret it once they get older.
Liz